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Peter Gray is one of the world's foremost advocates for children's right to play, and his articles are always insightful and thought-provoking. I had the pleasure of meeting him some years ago, and was able to discuss with him some of the issues in this article. I wonder if our educational institutions might start seeing increases in academic achievement, let alone better outcomes for children's social and emotional wellbeing, if they can be empowered to actively support children's autonomy. - Matt.

Saddened to hear of the passing of one of Early Childhood's leading pedagogical thinkers. Ursula Kolbe's ongoing influence throughout the Early Childhood sector will be her legacy. Her works helped me to see the child as the artist, and I know well that I am not alone in that. Vale Ursula Kolbe.

Another beautiful New England morning. You can very nearly feel Spring in the air. Ebor and Tingha, we'll see you shortly.Another beautiful New England morning. You can very nearly feel Spring in the air. Ebor and Tingha, we'll see you shortly.

When and Where: We operate on a fortnightly schedule, visiting each of our venues twice a month. Details are as follows.
1st & 3rd Monday: Bundarra and Niangala. 2nd & 4th Monday: Bendemeer and Uralla.
... 1st & 3rd Tuesday: Bald Blair and Chandler. 2nd & 4th Tuesday: Wongwibinda and TBA.
1st & 3rd Wednesday: Ebor and Tingha. 2nd & 4th Wednesday: Hernani and Goorialla (at Guyra).
1st & 3rd Thursday: Ben Lomond and Walcha. 2nd & 4th Thursday: Kentucky and Guyra.
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Week 3! Bundarra and Niangala, we'll see you shortly.

Some interesting and valid points raised here. Different doesn't always have to be viewed through the lens of "better or worse".

A reminder for families that Monday and Tuesday next week are "5th week" days, so no playgroups on those days. We resume playgroups on the 1st of August, starting with Ebor and Tingha. Hope to see you there!

More of this, please! If we truly want children to be as safe as they can be, then we have to foster competence, and that starts with the taking of risks.

There's no doubting that our winters can be chilly, but hiding away indoors could mean that our children (and ourselves) miss out on valuable learning opportunities. Have you got your Merino socks?

Term 3 underway today! We'll be in Uralla and Bendemeer, hope to see you there.

Whilst it's sometimes hard to fight the impulse to rug up next to the fire during the winter break, this article presents a strong case for braving the great (albeit chilly) outdoors. Mittens and beanies on first though!